The fighters were at a distance of 50 km from Moscow, then ‘he’ came between Putin and Wagner, Inside Story of Rebellion Control

Pregzhin’s rebellion against Putin could not last even for 18 hours and Wagner Chief had to announce to stop Operation Moscow. They are returning from the areas which were occupied by Wagner fighters. After the deal between Putin and Progzhin, he will stay in Belarus. The danger of a civil war and a coup d’etat in Russia was averted. Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner Group, a private army that rebelled against President Putin, has pulled back. Yevgeny’s fighters are now returning to their field camps in Ukraine. While Yevgeny Prigozhin has been asked to leave Russia and the road to Belarus has been opened for him. Every criminal charge against him has been dropped.

Putin’s friend who helped

Russia held talks with the President of Belarus when Wagner Group Chief Yevgeny made a plan to send his fighters to Moscow. Belarusian President Alexander Lukako is a friend of Putin. It was only with the support of Putin that he convinced Yevgeny for the deal. Lukashenko is often called the last dictator of Europe. He is a controversial President of Belarus. He has been on this since assuming power in July 1994. Lukashenko is a Putin loyalist. Belarus defended Russia even on the Ukraine war. Putin has made a plan to deal and deploy his nuclear weapons in Belarus. The deal was announced by Lukashenko at midnight. Lukashenko said that Yevgeny has agreed to stop the march of his fighters and prevent the situation from worsening. The deal was that Yevgeny Prigozhin would go to Belarus. Belarus is an ally of Russia. The charges against Yevgeny and his fighters will be dropped to stop the bloodshed. After completion of the conversation, Lukashenko gave all the information to President Vladimir Putin. According to the Russian media, Putin has also agreed to this settlement.

Russian Defense Minister seen for the first time after the news of rebellion

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu was shown speaking to troops in a video released by his ministry, his first known appearance in public since the uprising by the Wagner mercenary group. There was no sound in the video and it was not immediately clear where and when the trip occurred. Shoigu was shown flying in a plane with a colleague and listening to a report at a command post operated by Russia’s Zapad (West) military group. Defense Ministry TV channel Zvezda said Shoigu listened to a report by the group’s commander, Colonel General Yevgeny Nikiforov, about the current situation on the front line in Ukraine.